It's fun to watch a local team stage some great comebacks…tenacity!
Eagles down Berthoud behind second comeback in as many days yesterday.
The Eagles mounted a furious comeback to top their opponent, beating the Spartans 9-8.
Details here: Eagles Comeback Twice
It's good to see these two Loveland entities working together for the betterment of our community.
Members of the Loveland City Council and the Thompson School District Board of Education will meet Wednesday to talk about possible community improvement projects the two entities could undertake together.
Broadly, the 15 projects under consideration fall into five categories: transportation, security and safety, workforce skills, buildings and grounds, and community partnership, according to a council memo.
Further reading here: Community Improvement
We think they did an amazing job, and a lot faster than expected!
The reconstruction of U.S. 34 in the Big Thompson Canyon was chosen from 820 construction projects nationwide to be named Best of the Best by Engineering New Record.
Floods destroyed the highway through the Big Thompson Canyon in September 2013, and though the road was reopened as quickly as possible with temporary repairs, the permanent repairs launched in 2015.
Get more info here: Award Winning Loveland to Estes Road
Three people have been charged after a seizure of about $1 million in black market marijuana in Loveland last November.
On Nov. 30, law enforcement seized more than 1,285 pounds of marijuana products and plants from three Loveland warehouses in the 1500 block of Taurus Court.
The black market value of the seized product totaled about $1 million, according to the Larimer County Sheriff’s Office.
Details here: Black Market Ganja
On a basic level, cutting services won't effect everybody, but increasing sales tax pretty much will.
Most likely, it won't be an either/or solution…it will involve a mixture of both.
Although the city is doing “reasonably well” compared with where it was at this time last year, Loveland's sales tax is failing to grow at the same pace as the city's population growth, staff said.
Councilors Steve Olson, Dave Clark and John Fogle say they want the city to look at solving its budget concerns by making cuts to city services.
Read more here: Less Service, More Sales Tax
Loveland allows both Class 1 and Class 2 e-bikes on all of its trails that allow bicycles.
Larimer County, however, looking at primarily a different type of trail — soft-surface, single-track paths such as those at or connecting to the Devil's Backbone — banned e-bikes effective Jan. 1.
But Larimer County is looking into changing that…
More here: E-Bike Rules Changing?
Purchase your spring break pass now (good through 3-24).
Save cash and earn FREE sessions when you buy a personal training package! 30-minute or 60-minute sessions available, because your time is valuable. Personal training packages valid 3.7.19 – 4.12.19. Valid for one year after date of purchase.
Parks & Recreation Job Fair 04/06/2019 11:00 AM – 2:00 PM. Introduction: Seasonal and part-time positions – apply and interview onsite!
More details about each here: Hatfield Chilson Recreation Center
Use these fundamental habits to become a happier, more authentic leader and make a strong positive impact in your home, work, community, and the world.
When something is a habit, you don’t have to think about it; it just happens. You don’t talk yourself out of brushing your teeth in the morning, and you don’t forget to have your morning cup of coffee. What if you could make any desired behavior that automatic and that thoughtless?
Read more from Sharon Lipinski here: 7 Healthy Habits
Thompson's only in-school coffee shop offers lessons in real life.
When one walks into Grounded, the smell of brewing coffee fills the room, a space decorated with hardwood floors, workshop-chic tables and walls lined with shelves of books.
Ferguson High School students seem comfortable inside the coffee shop — both behind the counter and at the tables.
Learn more here: High School Coffee Shop
Efficiency Works provides free LEDs to local food banks.
Efficiency Works staff will deliver 3,800 LED replacement bulbs to the food bank whose staff will provide them to their clients for free.
The 3,800 LED bulbs have an estimated annual electric bill savings of over $5,600.
Get the details here: FREE LIGHT
